This 100-pack of Alkaline AA Batteries from Impecca contains multipurpose cells that can power many compatible devices; such as clocks, radios, and children's toys.

Multipurpose Use    Power Compatible Devices

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What charger do you recommend for these batteries?

A: Check out the Eneloop charger with four rechargeable AA batteries included: http://bhpho.to/1hXdg37

Q: 2. How much are they charged out with charging first?

A: These batteries come fully charged from the factory.

Q: 3. Can less than 4 batteries be charged at a time (e.g., just one battery)?

A: You can charge 2 or 4 batteries at time your choice. Full charge of included batteries is 4 hours.

Q: 4. What is the model number of these batteries? I am looking to buy batteries for my Nest Protect, and the battery has to be Energize L91 model.

A: The Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries (1.5V, 3500mAh, 8-Pack) manufacture number is 57-EULAA8D.

Q: 5. Can I charge it

A: No, the Kodak MAX AA Super Alkaline Batteries (1.5V, 2800mAh, 2-Pack) are not rechargeable.

Q: 6. How can you tell when the batteries are charged?

A: The Watson Rapid Charger will glow green when the batteries are fully charged.

Q: 7. Is this battery-type rechargeable?

A: No, these Deity batteries are not rechargeable.

Q: 8. Are the Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA Batteries rechargeable? If yes, please advise charger type, model No, etc...

A: These batteries are not rechargeable. If they were, they would be listed as such.

Q: 9. can you use a lithium batery in place of a carbon battery?

A: Isn't carbon battery the old standard one? In any case, the lithium replaces any AA battery you can find on the market. I use it to power underwater flash unit. It is expensive but last for a long time. I heard that many photographers use it to power their flash units.

Q: 10. How fast does it charge?

A: The approximate charge time for a mostly depleted battery is about 3 hours.